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Hi, did you get a response back from Oracle ? I've the exact same issue.

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Hi, did you get a response...

exactly.
you never know when you may need to know....
i may pose the question direct to sun and see what they come back with.

its not that i want to remove the file. its more of a case of knowing if the worst happened, and the file was removed by accident, and there were no backups would there be a way to recreate it ?
...

nope, doesnt seem to work..see below...


root@xxxxx[113] > pwd
/etc/zones
root@xxxxx [110] > rm xcmp002z.xml
root@xxxxx [111] > zonecfg -z xcmp002z export -f xcmp002z.cfg
xcmp002z: No such...

lets assume we dont have backups......or better still lets assume, that this file was removed and we want to quickly recreate it without restoring via a backup...

Folks,
just wondering if there is a way to recreate this file if inadvertantly removed ??

ok, well the issue was with me not understanding the rcapstat command clearly. ie. im new to sol 10 so just playing around with it.
basically the rcapstat is showing us the memory caps defined in...

DOH ! worked it out. the output im seeing is actually correct.
so the next question i have is, is there a way i can see the memory capping of individual zones from the global zone where the memory...

Hi Folks,
Im running solaris 10 8/07 and im trying to set up some memory capping within zones for the system project.

ie.
zone1# cat /etc/project
system:0::::rcap.max-rss=41943040...